LightingWill 10pcs/Pack DC Female Plug Solderless Snap Down 2Pin Conductor LED Connector for Quick Splitter Connection of 8mm Wide 3528 2835 Single Color Flex LED Strips

It is a plug-and-play product. The connectors are fit snuggly. I would recommend this to anyone who needs it.

No failures and last very long. My lights are on a minimum of 10 hours every day and none have blown. Using these lights 6 years now.

I like the ease of installing these in my fish flip over hut. Less Expensive then the manufacturer’s lights for the flip over but. It was a little more work to install but I like the looks better. A big thumbs up. It only toke four days to get them.

Used these to connect led strips to the ceiling lights in my RV. The little plastic hinge can be tricky to close. Just be patient. I only had 1 that I had to trash and that was my fault for forcing it. Make sure the led strip is lined up straight before trying to close it. It's tight but it'll work.

I was very frustrated with these at first as cutting the light strip on the line they tell you between the two sets of round gold conductors makes these connectors flicker and lose connection. I am using them around my pool and using the wire connectors is not an option, although they work better, but who wants wires hanging in their pool. THE SECRET: After needing to install more sets of lights and dealing with flickering lights already installed, I came to the conclusion if I cut before the two sets of conductors and NOT on the line, I had a better quality connection. The reason being is that the clamps grip the one set of conductors (make sure you wipe off the silicon on the light strip and cut just enough of the plastic housing to slide the strip UNDER the wire contacts) and the two teeth to hold the wire strip in place gives it another solid connection with the other set of round gold conductors. This sounds complicated, but it is not. Just use both sets of contacts and not just one on each side of the connector. I am going to redo the other connectors by cutting further back like I stated and I think that will fix the problem with the flickering from the first set I installed. Bottom line: If you cut on the light strip line where they tell you, you will be disappointed with the connectors.

Update, 6/9/17: Half of them have stopped working. Some of them pass electricity, but with high resistance, so the connected strip is dimmer that the one it came from. Others, I have to go over and tap them to get the rest of the strip to light sometimes. I'll probably end up using the inner part of the connector as a soldering pad, and skip the mechanical connection. In the future, I'll just solder the lights directly, it only takes a second, and those joints havent failed me yet.they work well so far in my sunroom. We'll see how they handle the heat cycling it goes through during the course of a year. If you peel the adhesive before you insert them, it makes it a bit difficult to get it in, but at the same time, makes me feel like they'll stay in place better because they're relying on the adhesive AND the mechanical clamping to hold and make the connection

These are a nice, small, unobtrusive size that fill well in the narrow spaces where I installed LED strips. Overall 5 stars for function and size. They are slightly difficult to open, you may find that a tiny screwdriver helps pry (carefully!) the flap open. The big warning is to be sure an get the LED strip inserted correctly. If your LED strip has adhesive on the back, either (1) leave the paper backing in place before connecting this or (2) remove the adhesive from the end going into the connector or (3) cover the exposed adhesive with something like a tiny square of cellophane tape. Then, be sure to carefully slide the strip UNDER the tiny tabs at the edge of the connector -- before sliding the strip further under the metal conductors - see the area circled in red on my attached photo. Push the strip fully home before snapping down the cover - and you'll get a nice firm connection that stays put.

These are so crappy that over time they warm up from the led lights and it warps the plastic so the connection causes light flickering. Resorting to soldering is the only way to avoid this annoying issue.Save your money, don't buy these, sold wires direct to your ribbons or else YOU WILL regret it like me. Now I have to redo all of the lighting I used these connections on.Gotta love real junk.

These make life easier with led lights there sturdy and easy to install

High quality item, yet reasonably priced. Purchased to install LED light strip on my Ender 3 Pro with help of 24v-12v converter (also available on Amazon).

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They work fine. Can be fiddly getting the LED strip in place so I left about 1cm of the backing so that the sticky stuff on the back of the LED tape didn't prevent me from sliding it into place.Also make sure you keep the + and - connections correct all the way through your lighting circuit else you'll have problems.